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A 4"111Y.
Linen
Makers' Seconds and Tray-
ellers' Samples selling at
Bargain Prices.
We are going to wind up July and usher
in August with two weeks of big linen sell-
ing. Hundreds of dollars worth of new lin-
ens and travellers' samples go on sale Sat-
urday morning at prices that mean a gen-
uine saving of money for buyers. This is
no clearing out of odd lines or leftovers, but
the selling at bargain prices of brand new
linens that have never been inside a retail
store before this week.
Their character and quality is such that we have
no hesitation in recoreending them to our custom-
ers. They are from one of Britain's most famous
linen bleachers whose goods have a world wide rep-
utation fol their high finish and wearing qualities.
It is impossible to give .a detailed price list for
the printer had to have his copy. the same day' the
goods got here, and before we could possibly get
them checked off.. They will be all ready for Sat-
urday sellings and we promise you genuine bar-
gains if you come. Included in the seconds are.
Tho Milton News.,Record
Our Prices
Away Down
On a very fine assortment
of Photo Albums, about thirty
of them, The reason of it is
that they are atraveller's sam-
pies which we bought at a
very substantial discount. An-
other reason is that they are
out of season. We mostly sell
them at Christmas time. They
are in good condition, as good
as new, and the price advant-
age is a big one. There are
no two alike and really they
have in most cases fetures
which we consider of merit
not possessed by regular stock.
This we will be glad to expla-
in to you if you are interested
enough to call and examine
them.
NORDHEIMER PIANOS.
July 28th 1904
ur Midsuiuner Sale .
Grows even more interesting as the weeks go by. The Fall Goods are beginning to arrive and that
makes us more anxious than ever to see the last of the summer stocks—that is why so many lines are,
being sold away below actual value. •We are getting ready for the greatest Autumn trade in our history,
and now, while we are clearing our stocks, is your opportunity to secure our kind of merchandise at prices
less than you would have to pay for ordinary grades.•Corne early and often—there's always something new.
Now For the Last of
Shirt Waists
In spite of the very backward spring and summer this
has been our best Shirt Waist Season, Wearing time is not
half over so you will find it profitable to buy two or three of
these waists. Here's the way ive will sell them
$1.25 rIADRAS AND GINGHAM WAISTS AT 50c.
12 waists made of white Madr<ss with black spots also
a few Gingham waists, our regular price is $1.25, to
clear Friday morning at 50c
Agents Parker's,Dye Works.
$1.25 White Lawn Waists at ,85
1.50' " 44 lf 44 51.00
1•25
2.50 II 44 44 14 1•50
2.75 " 44 .1 , 44 1•75
3.00 " II , 44 1 i 1.95
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W. 1J1Fair Oo
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best.
About
3Qc MUSLIMS AT 8c,
People 200 yards of colored Muslins, in colors of pink, sky and.
• green, in. stripes and floral designs, all are fast colors
We K11.0W and.were made to sellat 30c, to clear at
,Mr. Davie, Tipledy was in Centralia
on IVIonday.
miss Afargaret Taylor, Toronto, . is PRINTS ItT 5%c. .
more frie,ds Saturday and S"n-. along time, they come in a fine range of colors and. .
18c CURTAIN MUSLIMS AT 10c
White Dotted Curtain Muslin, a very nice quality and
regular 18c value, to go at 10c
Another Embroidery Bargain
8c, 10c AND 12%c EIVIBROIDERIES AT 6.
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300 yards of extra fine quality Of Embroideries in assorted
designs and .widtha, these are lines we are selling at 8e,
10i) & 12ic, to go at per yard 6c
SWISS EMBROIDERY COLLARS
75c & 85c, OURS AT 5e.
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Two dozen Swiss Embroidery Collars, all very newest
styles, regular 750 es 85c collars at
• 55c
• All Embroidery Waist Fronts Are
Being Sold Far Below
Actual Values.
• 8c
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• the guest of Mrs. W, Jackson. •
Mr. and Mrs. S. Keinp visited Bel- 'This is the best Print for the money we have had for
2.95 •
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$1.35
1.50
2.00.
2.50;.
Waist Fronts at .85
.95
-" $1,15
1,50
2.00
Mr. • -John MeGrulgor returned last designs.' a 'regular 81/0 vatue, sale price • . .
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wee tn prospee ng ip o 1Q
TEA AND DINNER NAPKINS,
BLEACHED 'DAMASK CLOTH
FULL BLEACHED DAMASK,
HALF BLEACHED DAMASK,
Northwest. . . . • •
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5,. The misses McNaughton are the guests Ic PRINT AT 10c•
In most cases the imperfection " that makes the
article a "second" is so slight 'that it is almost im-
possible to detect it and it will not interftre witb.
the wear of the article. . • .
The Travellers' samples are made up of
TRAY CLOTHS. . •
LUNCH CLOTHS
• SIDE. BOARD SCARFS
FINE TOWELS
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oftheir sM
,)ster, Mrs. J. -Johnston of
Goderich . township'. . •
Miss :Nettie Stevens, Toronto, has.
been holidaying at the parental hduie
on the I3ase Linth
e e .Past week.
Miss Bertha, McRae is enjoyIng a fort-
night'S '..holidays in Seafortli .* and
London. • .
Dr. Gunn was called to T.orato
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on Tuesday .by the illness et• one of
the .meinbers of the fatmly..•. • .
IVA... Rufus Andrews; Cleveland, is
liethe kr the holidays a.nd the guest-
: of. his Mother, Mrs; II'. Andrciws. '
Mis limiter, was for Souie titne
...:11;its'ai•:°:.'•
.3• .*. nd • as nurse the hes,,
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11..as• rettiniec1 no W
.egage.
• ' Miss Waddell, Hincardove,
visited her. vecusirs, Mr. 'Ben. Cole,
tiho-Livitaetk •oniiiica: en ..hcr way to
It is one 'of the fineat f we ever put
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on sale and their :will be many .a basgain •to . mr.„8. 'W•.' • G. Arnald and daughtets:
v era and Marie; • have': returned to
picked up on the sample Saturday
; • Chaticani afterspentlinga Couple of
k - 1 d• t ' A
36 inch wide.Print in a finerange of colors,light and dark
•shades—all are guaranteed fast color,.regular 15c,qual-
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it y for • • '
20c GiNdHAMS AT 10c- . • •
5 c BUY WHITEWEAR NOW!
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All Whitewear is being sold daring this month at big re-
ductions in price. If you are in need of anything in
this line, it will pay you to come here.
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NEW GOLF WAISTS.
We have just received our new Golf Waists for autumn
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On Friday morning we will place on sale about 200 yards
of fancy stripe Gingham, the regular price of which is
200, for •10c.
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35c TO 45c MUSLINS AND GINOIAFISjtT 19c
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350 yards of Muslin and Ginghanas, in assorted colors,also
_black and white 1VIuslins, in the very new est designs,
these are all lines. that we have been selling at 35c and
45c, all to go at per yard
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Mr:, D; • Cantelon attended, a: meeting
4i_, A • . _ - of the roads and bridges soinswittee •
.of the :county cotiveil held Wing
Hosiery Satrip es • ham Tuesday.. He is the chair -
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pairs .of sample lioSe in. cashmere and cot-
• . - - closing of Alma (ollege St.Thornas, •
- --: for the liblidays visited lier brother .
1 1 . With the linen we will put on Salcsabout - ,,.,. miss Lillian Andrews who since the •
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4 - ton All are _good qualities and in perfect ' '= • in Clevelard returned' home last
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1 i condition. The ;prices will be. at least one '• i
• Is :. Mr. and Al6, AV: P.ruier, •who have
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quarter less than regular. - . -.
1 7 . . been reSidezits of Clinton foi , some
ibmilfrieveo„,evibogiviibeiewlw ....Aqwwi....Aavo6o4.. 7 , months, left jyesterday• to return to
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- - Towels -2 for -25c - . '. , Mr. W. J,, Ross returned Priday from
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• a linsiness, trip' to :the Soo district.,
' '• ' ' " ' • ' • • ,: • His little daughter wbici• was eery
A towel bargain . to.. go. on' sale with the linens. '
way to speedy recevetv. '' •
A. lot of 500 we got at .a bargain and noW.Ipass .: Miss rap, coos left foi Toronto ' ors
• ' • S turday,' hiving been called tothe
along to you the same way.' '.-. . . : . , : . . ?
city to.lelp‘mirse l'er sister, Mrs.
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Ross (nee Lyda Cook) who was' thr.-
500 Iluckaback. and Oatmdal Crash towels,. • eatened with apperdieitis, • ' „
' large size; good weight red borders will . The following are camping On tte lake
wash and wear well %pedal value at 2 for --5C - ly ' spend. a few weeks : Mt. an
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/Marmot -a, their former place Of resi,-•
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ill., is' t.ow .snuch .biet-ter and oi the
shore at Thirk's where they annual-.
Mrs.' John Cuuningliante, Mrs. ME.
Rorke and MiSs Cunningliame and
Shirt Waist Bargains
We are going to make short work of the balance
of our shirt waists. To be quite frank with you,
the cold backward spring left us with a few more
than we like to have as late in the season as this.
We did not carry any over last season:and do not
intend to this year. You can get the worth of your,
money and more this season) buying them. at these
prices.
SHIRTWAISTS $1.10 Regular $1.50
• Shirtwaists made from fine lawns and mus-
lins,cut in the season's best and most pop-
ular styles, our regular $1.25 & $1.50 lines •
all sizes in the lot but not of any one kind,
now selling at each • $1.10
SHIRTWAISTS' $1.25. Regtilar•:$1.75.&$2:..
Better :waists than the first lot, every one
new and correctin style, balances of our
regular $1.25, $2, $2.25 lines clearing now
at each
Wash Skirt 98c. -
$1.25
Somebody lost molley on these Skirts: It is
not us but the than who made them. Just at the
end of bis season he was willing to take a loss on
what he had left in order to clear out his surplus
before he took stock. We got, them at our own
price. Because we did you can get this bargain
Ladies' Wash Skirts, made from ducks, linens, muslins
and P. K's. l3lacks, Whites and fancy patterns/ reg-
ular $1.25 to 82.00, new selling at each .... wink:
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Hoogets...•prosi
:-CINTON*06-
• Air. and WS. • J. C. Steveason.
• Miss.' Mary Irwfir,• Toronto, and Mr,
. Harry l•rwin,..Goererich, leave Satur-
•. eay for a trip up the lakes to.Latir,
Mich., to visit therr•.sister,Mrs.
- D. Kilty, for a. couple of weeks.
Alps. W. N. i[ifdliing, wlio has been ,
spending the summer .with.her !moths
et, Mrs. •A.' Taylor, was leaned tc,
London on Monday by the death of
Mr. AleCuteheon,, a friend and nexi
door neighbor. , • ' • ' •
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Air. A. J. yord ..6.1 Lindsay and llLr.
R. S: Fe -rd of Petrolea • were. guests •
of, • Mr. W. H. 'NeWromlbe •crver Sun;
clay. • They are a- trio .of ep-t6-date
and successful 'bits:toss Men and all
three are sneakers of the buying
syndicate' whith hy 'purchasing urge-
ly buys well. . '
IVIiss Lents Biggart„ until ;quite re-
cently operator at. the. telephone
“Central", left last week to .accept
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n. situation . in. • the London, oflice.
Miss Biggart is i ver5r. 'attentive
operator and gave • general satisfae-
tion to the 'patrols of the loent
ee:. Misses Pearl Canteloti 'and Jessie
13igge.tt now respond to' hello •
Mr. George AL Kitty,' forinerlY Of
Somarierhill, ' bit now ineuinbent cf
the Granton parish, leit last week
on a trip to the Northwest with the
expectation ithat it. will iniprovie his
health wilich has net been gocd tee
some tiiilc 31r ‘ iltv has a whole
host of friends' in Huron • every one
. of whoin will wisil hint a pleasant
mil beneficial trip.
Mr. and 'Mrs. • .J. S. Armstrong • of
Ontario, California, after. visiting.
the latter's 61d home'Mrs. W. Coo-
per's, left last • week for St. Louis
and after spending. some days sit the
great Pak, Mrs, Armstrong will
return to Clintoi to finish her •visiti,
while Mr. Armstrong will ‘droceed to
Ontario,. California, By the way,
that town is ' about the aorta she
as Clinton and is getting along very
nicely Without a license law.
Mrs. Milner and Miss Ballantyfte of
Brampton are guests at Wesley
Pallikafle;
Mr. s , A. II. T,oftand son of
St. Marys spent Friday and Satur-
daylast with Weeds in 'mid around
• •Clint'cii. • Alt; Loft is a native of
. Cloderieli towns'llip nod received his
business training with Irwin' • Se
Hodgens, the largest-tnereantile firni
in Clinton' at that time. The ' firm
was located jilwhat is now The News -
Record office mid whenever Mr. Loft
conies to towii he calls in to see
the stand wheiice lie crew the • itt-
NOM:1301t Wilkit, 11f44 'Ina& lulu the
prosperous merchant that lie is to-
ilayz
Miss . Evelyn HAL of Hullett is at
present the 'guest. of Miss Annie Watt •
of toivm • • .
•Mr. °lamer Taylor of kineardine • .hae.
aken aposition . tke- • Grais.:4
Trunk freight. office 'here. •
•krs. .• J. C. T..ownsend• and her neice„.
Miss •Jennie. Jones,' left Tuesday,
I or Hamilton • Nerth. Dakota, ..
Jamas B:11 •of....iittburn .3ves in
on Saturday last... He intenets
going to Chatham next week.. ,
Rev, •••.I. C. Dunlop returned • last
week from a visit to old • friends. in
Durilain and •Stayuer inAboth ..* of
which, places he setno:years• ago did.
•• pastoral 'work, .."
Mrs. Halle:ham son :11." daiigliter,whO
have been residents of :Clinton for.
the past.. year Or .80, leave today
for Chicago Where* they: will again
snake their henie. ' . • •; .. •
.Mr. \V, Laidlaw, an -ex-mayor of Dar --
ham, w as in t.9wa. on Monday, He
:selling Lgent for the lig cement
mill in. . that town -andhas been
pitshing Its sale in. this comfy.;
Mr.- ar.s1 Mrs. George Emsuersori
London were 111 town' on Thursday
last. This was Mr.•Eninnerson's first
• • appearance here since his snarrilage,
so, he was *.sti receipt • of many hearty,
congratulations. .
mr, Reyuolda c.f Hullett returp-'
eci home last week' from the Tends.-
.• kaming district vhere he spent
few, months. Itis :stay wws shorten-
ed by thii hiet •that, lie didn't like'
the country at all, his . opinion -coin-•
eiclirig • with that of others • train.
• this district who have visited it
the• t • year.
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ielliownig are Spenclitgt • few
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weeks on the old camp grounds •at
. Naftel's on the lake shore :, Mrs.
'Worthington- and family, Mr.. and
Airs. C. B. Ugsle, Airs. II. Ilale, John
Ridont and. Bert Ilovev. Mr, and
Mrs. W. 03. 1Iale of Chicago and
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Mr. arid Mrs. R. Barber of Windsor •
are expected to -join the party tkis
week.
Air. A. 13rundson, c.[ LondeMa:rO was
. ii Clinton. the forepart of the weekf.
He is an energetic 'young swan and
so successful in the .tigeneybusiness
that inorew.than one 1lig lirinInas
made him a handsome oder to enter
its services. believes,' IA:mover,
• hi %leaving well enough alone end(
will' retinue at liondesboro where
the name /3runidru signifies sterling
Mr. V. Diehl of dIrucelield was in
town Monday and had a, chat with
friends of wow years. Mr. Diehl.
has seen Much of life. 13ortt.in the
Kingdom. of Bavaria in 182I, he
came, to America wlice:i a youngisian
and in 1.650—lid was then 11 residewit
of St. Joseph in Alissouri—lie took
the geld , fever and journeyed to that
' land of , protnisej:" California. Ibe
wentby the overland route and hits
party of eleYen was six months on
the way. 01 the adventures of that
trip and, his three -years stay its Calif
forida, Mr. Diehl talks very enterta-
iningly. It is thirty six years since
he first settled in the ,township of
Stanleys
wear, and they are by far the nicest we have ev.er
shown, aridare • made in 'several styles. . We will be
pleased to. have you call and see them.
$1.25 TO $1.50 PARASOLS AT :95c. • ,
Just a few moie. of .those • elegant ;$1,25 and $1.50 Pisces
solg left to go at 95c, They all have steel rods:'Witb
'the 20th century flannel; and tops are made of. good
19c Australian cloth.
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MONEY'sACIEIL
• IF yoll.WANT
CLTNTON
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Personal. •
Arr. Geerge 066TOis dome •froin
London. : . .
Mrs, Coultes spent. Sinida.y will God,
crich friends. • • '
Mrs. Slierloeic; WinalPeg, and' her sis- .
ter, Miss FloOc:iy of 131srth, were
• Clinton on Tuesday. .
Mrs, Williani Birkett, Who is accent-
;panied 'by her son, Ncrinan, and.
daughter, Edna, is visiting her sis,
ter, Mrs. A, W. liranderibetger. • ,
Mrs. , Thomas 'Lavi'Li left alt Wednesday
tel visit Airs:. W. 11,1tdr,• in Loneen
before going to. 'Tororto. Wass'Lav-
in. has already gone to the Queen
City. Lavin has returned to
Gorierich for a couple of weeks
1VIr. and Mts. George Christopher of
Warton were the vests of Clinton.
relatives Satureay and. Sunday. Mr.
Christopher is an old 'llellett boy
having some years 040 lived on tte
farm which is now owned by Mr.
Jcs. 'Rapsoft north cif. Sumanerhill.
•flullett Township. • .
• Airs. HarryGittb of &Worth Is
• spending .a. few days at Mks. Jetties
•Pairservice's..
Miss . Mina Melville of Seaforth has
retornee. home after spending a couple
of weeks, at Mr, Andre* Tyermares.-
• Master' Jack W.arivick -of Seatorth
nas 'returned to his :Aide's, Mr. C. W.
Rogerson's.• • . • , •
Mr • jolut• Riley sold his cattle. e. few
days ago. ''He inade soma nioney"
to use his 'own words. , • •
Miss Wilkins of Cliaoif is
Visiting
it Mr. 301141 Sundercock's at presrnt..
Kr, • George HeSk is rather poorly , •
sit: present. We hope to see
•arotind soon.
The. trusteeS 'of S. S.. No, .4 have
engaged Miss Jessie ,14owrie -cis, teacher
for fr9o.
HOlmesyille..
The Epwortlt. League metat thepar-
smog° on . Monday . evening. A very
pleasant rand profitalble ititim was
spot.
Miss. Robson of London is the guest
of her .fritend, Aliss, .Stanley.
1VIrs. .A, Willson is Visituoker Assn
Harvey in Alontreat. • • .
Mr. A. J. Courtiee, is raising( Ask
house and putting ,a celinent
ion milder it. •. • ,
Rev. G. W. Andrews and daughter,
Lucie of Centralia. visited ,friends here
last week.
Miss, Risetall. fathe guest ,of Miss.
Acheson.
' Mrs, 0. Rtittiball . au
nd eakthter of)
Marlette, 'Mick., are visiting frienk13
Isere.
POR SALH---65 YARDS Or BROS-
sets ,Carpet niftiest Jim. A baFgaini,
n. X. Rorke. Residence opposite
John liarlancr's, William street.
WANT/M.--A GOOD RONO 110Y
to' learn the thismithing trade. Ap-
ply to iXairlaliil Tiros/
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ale.
Right At the front of the store you will
find a Bargain Table. We have gathered
to-gether all the broken lots, odds and ends,
etc, of summer stocks and placed them on
this table marked at bargain prices. There
is many a one to be picked tsp. Here are
some of them.
Undershirts 35c.
Mens Mercerized Umtershirtp, assorted Wm.%
• fine quality, regular 50c, a few odd lgo
ones that are left, choice ' SAla
Colored Shirts soc. 4,
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Mens Colored Cambric Shirts, hard and. soft
fronts fast colors, odd one ti that are
left oelines that sold at • $1.00, $125, 50c t
and $1.50, clearing no* at eaoh
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Sailor Hats' i5C.
Ohildrons sailor hats, assorted straws, broad
brpn, last of 250 lines, choice now....
Straw Hats Shoo.
About ib mens straw hats, all this seasons
goods, last ones that are left Of lines
• bargain table selling at each., ..,.
that sold ite $1.50 and $200, now on 31
the100
Summer Coats $i.5o.
15ci
Mens light weight coats, j'ist the thing for•
-. hot Weather wear, lustros, flannels,
• linens, being the last ones . that are
loft of s200 and S2 50 lines, now on
the bargain table marked at each...-.
SOX 2 pair 25c.
Mena Working sox, seamless feet, will not
harden and give. excellent wear, rIgn
special on the bargain table at 2 pr for
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Odgpos..0to.s..
clothing and Mars furbishing& •
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